HSF
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They sure don't like giving player of the game to the same guy twice. Tavares could have three by now.
i thought Neal was better today
They sure don't like giving player of the game to the same guy twice. Tavares could have three by now.
lol and there was some sens fan saying how norway was a threat...
Our goaltending sucks so far. It would probably be worth it to give Dubnyk a shot. Bernier and Reimer are both alright but let in some softies. In a short tournament like this you don't want your #1 goalie letting in softies (whoever is the #1). Before the tournament I thought the goaltending didn't look good and now it's proving to be correct.
And I don't see anybody rattled that Bernier 'had a bad game' after he stopped a bunch of easy shots and let in the only good opportunities. Including a weak second goal. It's alright to point out if you think Reims had a bad game but it makes you look like a fool if you don't point out Bernier's faults also.
Some leaf fans need to chill out a little bit.
Suddenly when Reimer is questioned we're attacking sacred ground.
Some leaf fans need to chill out a little bit.
Suddenly when Reimer is questioned we're attacking sacred ground.
Reimer is not only being questioned, he's getting thrown in the garbage by most posters.
lol and there was some sens fan saying how norway was a threat...
The point is they're both playing for Canada, and it should be CANADA that is the important thing, not which NHL team they play for-those arguments can be had during reg season.
Martin Brodeur, Gabrielle Roy, Reimer.
These names have one thing in common. They all started recent international tournaments for Canada, and they were all (s0mewhat unfairly) thrown under the bus when Canada didn't dominate every game 10-1.
The explanation is simple; its easier to blame one player, the goaltender, than to acknowledge the fact that other countries might have put a decent side together.
Just a few things from a neutral Kings fan...
1. Bernier hasn't played since very early April and this was his first game back.
2. He plays much better when he gets more starts, as Kings fans and management saw this season.
3. I think Dubnyk is not on the same level of a Reimer/Bernier, so they shouldn't throw him into the mix so late.
4. I think they will and should go back to Reimer because he has had more of a chance of getting into a groove despite some shaky moments.
5. This is a short tournament so Canada better cross their fingers that Reimer works out his kinks or that Bernier shakes off the rust if they consider going with him.
6. Norway has played well ALL tournament and it seems as though a lot of fans are quick to forget that. It's just a fact.
Goaltending is definitely the weak spot for Canada, and it has been since 2007 tournament (2009 was decent too actually) but man, Carey Price would've been awesome.
Defense also lacks a Duncan Keith/Drew Doughty. Burns and Pietrangelo can only do so much.
When did Bernier last play a game?